Spatial Data Infrastructures
Description
Spatial Data Infrastructure (SDI) is a dynamic, hierarchical and multi-disciplinary concept that includes, institutional, policy, technical, standards and human resource dimensions. SDIs are an evolving concept which provides the spatial base that underpins a jurisdiction’s economic, environmental and social activities, facilitating and coordinating the exchange and sharing of spatial data between stakeholders.
Current Projects
- SDI Hierarchy and Benchmarking
- SDI Concepts for Location Based Services
- Key Factors Influencing SDI Development and Sharing Spatial Data
- Modelling SDI Partnerships (Local-State)
- Modelling SDI Partnerships (State-National)
- Decision Enabled SDI
- Capacity Building for SDI
- SDI in Marine Environment (Marine Cadastre/Marine SDI)
- Impact Assessment of National Clearinghouse Initiatives within the context of National SDIs (Joint research with WageningenUniversity, The Netherlands)
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